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As shown in Figure 1, the nodes in clusters 2 and 5 may not participate the routing discovery from nodes 1 to 2. By this method, the routing request rebroadcasting can be roughly limited in the smaller sector.

The theoretical space resolution of a pattern of NP, photoinscribed using a simple microscope objective, is roughly limited in the Abbe theory by: d lim = λ 2 NA (1).

The Trichodesmium abundance is roughly limited to waters warmer than 20 °C, and temperature tolerance for growth and N2 fixation in cultured strains of Trichodesmium (T.

An agreement this year reduced the value of outstanding Greek government debt by roughly 90 percent, limiting the potential for further losses.

It is also true for the relay system using the orthogonal allocation as shown in Figure 6, yet with its improvement limited roughly to 48%.

When brought into service during World War II the guns had a barrel life of roughly 290 rounds, limited in large part by the Nitrated-Cellulose (NC) propellant.

At the Jurupa site, Q. palmeri is represented by approximately 70 stem clusters forming a dense and homogeneous thicket with dimensions of approximately 25×8 m and limited to roughly 1 m in height by some combination of strong northerly winds, drought, and fire [3].

And advertisements were limited to roughly two minutes' worth during a 22-minute sitcom, versus about eight minutes on traditional TV — a huge differentiator.

In general, electric power plant pipelines are limited to roughly 1.6 km (1 mile) in length to minimize heat loss in the steam.

Because of the Nets' insurance policy regarding his seven-year, $90.75 million contract, Williams said he will be limited to roughly eight minutes of play in each of the first five or six games back.

Even if all remaining countries, which include Austria, Slovakia and the Netherlands vote to strengthen the bailout fund, it will still be limited to roughly $600 billion, not nearly enough to quiet the crises building over Italy's debt, France's weakened banks and looming trouble elsewhere.